Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick was born in New York City to Russian-Jewish parents. She received a B.A. from New York University and a M.A. from Ohio State University. She is a 1982 Guggenheim Fellow and received a Mildred and Harold Strauss Living award from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. She writes about politics, history, and literary criticism. The Holocaust is a recurring theme, and she often writes about life as a Jewish American.
Works (42)

The Best American Short Stories 1997

The shawl

The pagan rabbi, and other stories

The Puttermesser Papers

The Messiah of Stockholm

Heir to the glimmering world

Heir to the glimmering world

Levitation

The pagan rabbi

Quarrel & quandary

A Cynthia Ozick reader

Foreign bodies

Trust

The Messiah of Stockholm

Foreign bodies

The Best American Essays 1998 (Best American)

Antiquities

Fame & Folly

Bloodshed and three novellas

Levitation, five fictions

Art & ardor

The Din in the Head

Puttermesser Papers

The Puttermesser Papers

What Henry James knew and other essays on writers

The cannibal galaxy

Israel's Jewish defamers

Corps étrangers

Portrait of the artist as a bad character

Foreign bodies

Bear Boy

Metaphor & memory

Dictation

Messiah of Stockholm

De sjaal

Collected Stories

Erfgenamen van een glinsterende wereld

The bear boy

Israel's Jewish defamers

The Book of Job

The Best American Essays 1998 (Best American)

Israel's Jewish defamers